This may be a silly question, but is it a good idea to start drills if you have not finished the "foundations" part of your study plan? I've only been at it a week, and I did a drill and didn't do so well. And I'm wondering if I might hold off until I get the foundations down.
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I would just stick with the foundations for now! There's a lot of content there to master, and there's no particular advantage to trying drills before you feel comfortable with the underlying principles. Once you move onto the LR section of the core curriculum, then you may want to introduce drills for the specific question type alongside your CC review.
You can also drill the specific priority tags that you've already gotten through. Not as relevant for the "Foundations" section, but once you get to LR and RC lessons, this will probably be useful. There may be overlapping concepts within each priority tag, but at least you can start getting some reps in on questions you should mostly have been introduced to.
I don't think it's a bad idea unless it's hurting your confidence. You can try the drills built into the curriculum first to get the hang of it.